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... eseb; vegetable marrows, 5d each; red cabbages, each; blackberries. fid to 5s per stone. MABOBEbTEK UOODS.—Over-production is still said to exist almost ail departments, but it does not t«-N much upon value a. Demand is slow, and there to tnccnrsgicc ...
... fluttering down . thinning hedge, as russet a* The briony hangs harvest corn. . ii ten jet, the haws are The straggling blackberries gi red on the thorn, tg js The clematis smells weight on high;— . - would think how If yon only yea , y beautiful die The ...
... don't get a lift from the ball there- •lis delightful to range tho woods when they And the nuts get riper and riper, And blackberries sweet invite you to eat, —If you don't get bite from viper. It's charming to Qoat with the tide, in your boa , When the ...
... a boy of ten years of age, said that yesterday he was in company with William Chamberlain, the deceased. He was picking blackberries at the side of the canal, but he did not get on to the line. He did not see deceased go across the line. The railway crosses ...
... with bilberries, but the poor are only allowed to gather them three days in the year, because of disturbing the grouse. Blackberries and wild raspberries abound in the woods, but the poor must not gather them, for fear of disturbing the game. Corn cannot ...
... amount gJ£ Mr. Whitfield appeared for the complainant.-' fendant had committed the damage on the . while searching for blackberries in Norwood fio e, Kiveton Park.—He ordered to pay 6d. damage, and mitigated costs; default, 1-1 day (, sonment. Breach ...
... which is by high hanks of thorn and h»* 0 thickly covered with luxuriant blackberry bushes, among which the rose and the hoaey* suckle are found intertwining. A rare .the blackberries make for the childrea summer time, said my companion. When was a boy ...
... Mite, 4 jrs CannockChase,6yrs filiss Lettie, yrs Viscount (h-b), 5 yrs Bayeux, 4 yrs Mrs. Mt yncll, 4 yrs Roman Bee, 6 yrs Blackberry, 5 yrs by Wantage—Tit- King Cole, aged Diamond, aged bit, 4 yrs Dragsman, aged Thyra, 4 yrs ORDER OF RUNNING. Nursery Handicap ...
... surrounded by autumn leaves of various hues. The homely blackberry is no longer thought too common to take its plaoe amongst other and rarer fruit-'. only for the effect they give, blackberries are not any means to despised. A friend of mine who is preparing ...
... Wilson, for a painting of figures in sepia from the cast, THIRD GRADE PRIZES. Miss Ellen L. Algar, for shaded drawing of the blackberry, from the cast; Miss Mary Biram, for interior, painted in water colours from nature Miss Mary E. G. Bromley, for shaded ...
... efficient School Board and ational School Teachers fall very far short of the demand, while governesses are as plentiful as blackberries —and almost as little appreciated. ...
... (wife of the Editor of Fraser's Magaginw), and to the flower pieces of Miss AngaTl. Mrs. Norm has pretty little spray of blackberries, and her sister, Miss Elizabeth Eastlake, has capital sketch Dartmoor Bay. ...